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Don Garlits   Alias, Big Daddy/Swamp Rat Sport Championship Drag racing

Don Garlits   Alias, Big Daddy/Swamp Rat Sport Championship Drag racing Achievement - Winner of 17 National Championships & 144 major open events Year Inducted - 1972. Nick Kotys   Football Coach

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Don Garlits   Alias, Big Daddy/Swamp Rat Sport Championship Drag racing

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  1. Don Garlits  Alias, Big Daddy/Swamp Rat • Sport Championship Drag racing • Achievement - Winner of 17 National Championships & 144 major open events • Year Inducted - 1972

  2. Nick Kotys   • Football Coach • Achievement – In 20 years, lead Coral Gables High School to a 160-33-9 record with six state and four national championships • Year Inducted - 1984

  3. Nat Moore   • Football – Running Back • Achievement – Broke almost every Miami Dolphins team record during his 13 years in the NFL, including 510 receptions for 7,547 yards and 74 touchdowns • Year Inducted - 1988

  4. Doug Sanders   • Golf • Achievement – Won 20 PGA tournaments and finished 13 times in the top-10 at major championships • Year Inducted - 1972

  5. Rick Casares   • Football – Fullback • Achievement – Completed a 10-year NFL career, including 59 touchdowns, five consecutive pro bowl selections and ranked 3rd all time with 5,675 rushing yards • Year Inducted - 1972

  6. Ray Graves   • Football Coach • Achievement – Led Florida to five bowl appearances and was the winningest coach in Florida football history until Steve Spurrier surpassed him in 1996 • Year Inducted - 1972

  7. Hal Smeltzly   • Baseball Coach • Achievement – Coached for 34 years at the collegiate and international levels and piloted Florida Southern College to six NCAA South Regional Championships and three NCAA Division II National Titles • Year Inducted – 1987

  8. Wade Boggs  • Baseball – Third Base • Achievement – Only 20th-Century player with seven straight 200-hit seasons; reached base safely in 80 percent of games played; began career with 10 consecutive seasons hitting above .300; a five-time batting champion who also lead the league in on-base percentage and intentional walks six times each; a 12-time all-star, hit .328 with 3,010 hits and 1,412 walks. • Year Inducted – 2003

  9. Donnie Allison  • Autoracing • Achievement – Won 10 Winston Cup races, 17 poles and 115 top-10 finishes as a member of the famed “Alabama Gang” • Year Inducted – 2000

  10. Mike Martin  • Baseball Coach • Achievement – Sixth all-time winningest coach in NCAA Division-I college baseball history, second all-time winning percentage and the eighth coach to reach 1,400 collegiate baseball wins. • Year Inducted – 2005

  11. Earl Morrall • Football – Quarterback • Achievement – Played in 255 games, completing 1,379 passes for 20,809 yards, 161 touchdowns and Pro Bowl appearances in 1957 and 1968 • Year Inducted – 2000

  12. Angelo Dundee • Boxing Coach • Achievement – Worked with 15 world boxing champions, including Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard, Jose Napoles, George Foreman, Jimmy Ellis, Carmen Basilio and Luis Rodriguez • Year Inducted – 1976

  13. Bill Peterson • Football Coach • Achievement – Considered one of the unique characters in college sports, Peterson is credited with bringing the pro passing game to college football. He is also known as the "Coach of Coaches", having tutored such coaches as Joe Gibbs, Bill Parcells, Bobby Bowden, Don James, Dan Henning, Ken Meyer. • Year Inducted – 1975

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